V.I.P. Auctions is one of the first vehicle auction companies in the world to use automated vehicle-inspection systems to evaluate tires and critical underbody components for the inspection of used vehicles.
Automation Can Improve the Appraisal Process – Here’s How
One of the biggest challenges for the used car industry is purchasing inventory. Year over year, it’s harder for franchised and used car dealers to find inventory at a price that can make them money. And once they find an inventory source – whether a shopper’s trade-in, dealer auctions, or otherwise – margins are thin, leaving very little room for unexpected issues that inevitably come.
UVeye & SIA Webinar on the benefits of leveraging deep learning & computer vision to assist advanced vehicle fraud prevention, and the opportunities for using Ai to combat HLS and other access control challenges.
The way customers buy cars has changed, and probably forever. Rather than spending hours browsing car lots to find the perfect vehicle, shoppers are increasingly spending their time online to narrow down their selection. On average, shoppers spend around 14 hours online researching to find the right vehicle, according to Cox Automotive. Ultimately, many of those shoppers would buy a car sooner if online car sales are an option.
UVeye to Unveil New Vehicle “Fingerprint” System for Security Industry
UVeye, a leading developer of vehicle threat-detection systems for the security industry, is
introducing technology that can create a virtual “fingerprint” for any vehicle that receives a
UVeye underbody scan.
Multi-point Inspection at the Dealership. Why is It Necessary?
Technology exists to excel past the standard MPI checklist and also save the advisors time during the initial walk-around while keeping customer satisfaction high. With UVeye’s AI-based vehicle inspection technology, the multi-point inspection has gone from basic to mind-blowing. Three systems are available that can be implemented for outstanding inspections and enhanced security and sales at the service department.
Safety first at UVeye: Making an impact with remote capabilities
With the spread of coronavirus forcing people to work from home for their safety and health, there are many challenges when operating a business from a distance. Not all employers recognize this transformation as positive, while managers oppose this verdict due to the difficulties in controlling remote workers and their productivity. At UVeye, we are in a unique position to see the practical impact in real-time.
Access Control & Intelligent Vehicle Screening (UVIS)
When securing a sensitive facility against unwanted threats, there are several challenges that need to be addressed. Whether you are trying to protect an embassy, bank, power plant, data center, military base or airport, no perimeter is tightly secure until all of the people and vehicles entering are screened in the right manner.
It is clear that during times of emergency our society still needs functioning vehicles to take workers to hospitals and goods to grocery stores. Fleets need to keep working and fulfilling important demands while keeping personnel safe at all times.
